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The Ring - I nearly soiled myself!

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The Ring? Is this the original Japanese version we are talking about? Or the American remake with Naomi Watts? I have only seen the remake and it is the only horror film that I have enjoyed recently. It was very freakish and gruesome. :-o

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I don't know about the Japanese version, but the English remake was not that scary..... in fact after the first 20 minutes the novelty of the idea died and the story became corny.

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Yeah, storyteller, the American remake, it was great.

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I havent seen any from this series but would like to..

Overview of the Guinea Pig Series

Without the shadow of a doubt, the most infamous, notorious, gruesome and reviled horror films ever produced come from the land of horror, Japan, under the title of Guinea Pig (or more properly in Japanese, Za Ginipiggu). Encompassing seven feature films, two making-of documentaries, and one 'Slaughter Special', this extremest-of-the-extreme series was produced between 1985 and 1991, and the films have a special, unique place in Japanese horror film history, partly due to their reputation, and partly due to the fact that they really are a total anachronism: no film has ever been produced since which can better or even equal the sheer violence and nasty depths which Satoru Ogura, their producer/writer/mad inventor, plumbed so eloquently. In point of fact, it's interesting to note that most of the horror films made in Japan since Guinea Pig have taken the polar-opposite way forward - gore-free, guts-free, exploitation-free psychological chillers that contain no elements or references to Guinea Pig, almost as if the industry is trying to pretend that these strange little videos never existed.

Lovingly made on a miniscule budget with barely enough cash to cover incidental music, and shot extra-cheaply on video for the Japanese home-movie industry, the series gained global notoriety in 1991, all thanks to the American actor Charlie Sheen, who, on viewing some of the films, got the idea that somehow the (obviously) fake snuff movies in the series (such as Devil's Experiment) were actually real snuff movies. He then waged a personal war against the series, reporting the films to the Motion Picture Association of America and the FBI, and taking an active and public part in stopping the export of the series all over the world. Since then, several countries' customs departments have participated in seizing imports of the films, and in one case, prosecuting a horror fan who tried to have a DVD shipped to England (stopping short of jailing him, but slapping him with a £600 GBP fine once it was established in court that the film in question, Flower of Flesh and Blood, was not a real snuff movie).

"One of the craziest video's ever made. The Devil Doctor Woman is a freaky look into Japanese culture and gore. Fun filled surprises await you as an underground transvestite Doctor kills and mutilates all of her patients. "

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Thats me above :/

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i just love sex :-o :| 8-)

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the scariest movie is DEFINETLY the exorcist. I still wet my pants when ever i see it

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make sure you wear diapers next time you watch it then :P

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BOO!

Did I make you wet your pant, AC?

No?

Drat!

I haven't seen exorcist in a long while, but it is one of the most freakish one that I have ever seen.

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Saw the classic Rosemary's Baby on my sister's DVD. It wasn't scary. Actually I thought it was pretty pathetic and disappointing.

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hahah..it is now storyteller, but when it first came out, it was considered bad.
i can remember seeing this some years ago, and i thought back then it was kinda freaky.

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None of these remakes can scare the pants of you like the original can...try watching the japanese version of the ring.....try the jap version of the soon to be released The Grudge......ull never look at hair pieces the same way again


Anyway i think the scariest movie anyone can possibly see is CrossRoads with BigTitNey Spears......its so scary ppl can actually go in to trance and bang their head against the wall

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Pink Floyd - The Wall is possibly the darkest, scariest, most depressing movie I've ever seen.

That said, you should definitely see it.

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Hey! I wanted to be scared, not depressed.

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All those movies made me laugh (e.g. Exorcist, Ring, Hellraiser, Wishmaster, Evil Dead, Blair Witch Project).......can anyone tell me the name of some real scary movies?

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Shuan of the dead, not exacly the scariest but the best, its scary/comedy!

it kills it mannnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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jackassss!

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no movies r really scary.

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 Anonymous Coward writes...

Yeah. The Australian movie called "The Castle".

It freaks me out when I saw it.

Or is that "it cracks me up"?